Problem
Denial of right to life
Experimental visualization of narrower problems
Claim:
The right to life is the fundamental right of human beings and all other rights make sense only in so far as the right to life is respected. The fundamental reason for retention of the death penalty by some countries is it is a deterrent for those who might attack life and the property of the State. The fact, however, is that in countries where the death penalty has existed for centuries, crimes against life and property has not diminished. As regards the State security argument, the State might well confuse the security of society with the security of the group currently in power, namely, the Government of the day.
Broader Problems:
Denial of control over own life Narrower Problems:
HomicideCapital punishmentDeath by executionDenial of the rights of foetusesDenial to animals of the right to life Related Problems:
Human tortureDenial of right to libertyDenial of religious libertyDenial of freedom of thoughtDenial of the right to procreateDenial of the right of associationRestriction of freedom of expressionUnethical practices by police forcesDenial of economic and social rights to refugees Reduced By:
Criminalization of abortionStrategies:
Denying right to life Values:
LifeSelf-denialDenial Problem Type:
D: Detailed problems Subject(s):
Life → Life Societal Problems → Deprivation
Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
Date of last update
20.05.2019 – 15:37 CEST